Railways: ETF Affiliates Make Workers’ Voices Heard in Brussels
Railway workers and policymakers gathered in Brussels for “From the Tracks to Brussels”, a high-level dialogue hosted by ETF. The event brought together rail workers, trade union leaders, and EU decision-makers to discuss the future of Europe’s rail sector and the need for sustainable, socially responsible policies. Speakers from the European Commission, the EU Parliament, experts and union leaders discussed the Railways sector and the current struggles of its workers across the continent.
European Transport Workers’ Federation Calls for a Visionary Future for Rail Transport in Europe
As the Connecting Europe Days unfold, the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) stands with a resounding call for European policymakers to prioritize the future of rail transport on the continent. The railway sector has long been the backbone of European mobility, fostering economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social cohesion. However, without a cohesive and visionary strategy for its advancement, the potential of rail transport remains largely untapped.
Train drivers raise concerns about the future of the rail industry at ETF conference
Train drivers spoke out on the reality of their work at ETF’s Future of Train Driving Conference in the presence of EU policymakers.
ETF Conference on the Future of Train Driving in Brussels on 26 April
ETF’s Conference on the Future of Train Driving in Brussels on 26 April will gather train drivers and policymakers to exchange views on the Train Drivers Directive and how we can ensure a safe and sustainable future for train driving. Don’t miss out; register today!
EU rail experts, ETF and CER, call for safe and feasible Train Drivers Directive Revision
ETF and CER have issued a joint recommendation for the revision of the Train Drivers Directive outlining suggestions for a certification scheme and communication approach that ensures railway safety, operational efficiency, and workers’ health and safety.
Joint Statement by ETF and CER on the Revision of the Train Drivers Directive
Safety must be key in the revision of the Train Drivers Directive.